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the guinness factory in ireland. >> the guinness factory. we go to the top floor where you get a couple of free guinnesses. >>ia he's revenue mistaking a toll in the stock in the pre-market. is the honeymoon over for marisa meyer. >> no! >> also ahead an exclusive with the co-founder of cisco system, sandy learner. apple is about to test the bear market low. a lot more "squawk on the street" from post 9 when we return. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just to stay alive... but feel alive. the c-class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz through and through. the 2013 c-class. starting at $35,350. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. that's not much, you think. except it's 2% every year. go to e-trade and find out how much our advice an
the guinness factory in ireland. >> the guinness factory. we go to the top floor where you get a couple of free guinnesses. >>ia he's revenue mistaking a toll in the stock in the pre-market. is the honeymoon over for marisa meyer. >> no! >> also ahead an exclusive with the co-founder of cisco system, sandy learner. apple is about to test the bear market low. a lot more "squawk on the street" from post 9 when we return. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ]...
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you're expanding not necessarily in some of the troubled economies but in the uk and ireland. why? >> certainly large-scale financial institutions will be pulling back. there's some headwinds in place for them. from our position we look at it as a long-term opportunity and we're growing aggressively right now. >> in what ways? we talking personnel, infrastructure, both? >> both. at this point in time we're aggressively -- growing organically plus we're looking for opportunities to buy broker dealers and other assets that are out there. >> last time you were on you predicted a new wave of m and a activity as all this corporate cash would get put to work. you want to retract that, extend your window? what's going on there. >> no. i still think it is going to happen. we are seeing m and a pick up a little bit. i think to think it is going to pick up over the next year or so. you have to grow your revenue in top line somehow, some way. it is difficult in this environment so people are going to look for opportunities to buy revenue and put it into their existing infrastructure especiall
you're expanding not necessarily in some of the troubled economies but in the uk and ireland. why? >> certainly large-scale financial institutions will be pulling back. there's some headwinds in place for them. from our position we look at it as a long-term opportunity and we're growing aggressively right now. >> in what ways? we talking personnel, infrastructure, both? >> both. at this point in time we're aggressively -- growing organically plus we're looking for...
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but the bigger deal coming out of europe over the weekend, this is why you see italy and spain and ireland and other weaker nations doing well is that they've decided to re-elect their 87-year-old president for an unprecedented second term. it's important because this has signaled the political paralysis may be at an end. this is him, napalitano talking today. they will attempt to form a grand coalition under him therefore we won't get elections near term and we'll debate whether or not they can push through the sort of economic measures they need to. at the moment, the italian banks have led the rally in italy. you can see that kind of there. you've also seen, and this is why the peripheral bond market rally again today, pushing yields down in italy and spain to 2 1/2-year lows. 4.06% on the italian ten-years. come back slightly from that. other banks around europe have also risen in simply arguably be called there has been some selling into that. they are doing well. kbc in gbelgium is doing higher. the attention turns to spain more but let's save that for another day. >> we have plenty
but the bigger deal coming out of europe over the weekend, this is why you see italy and spain and ireland and other weaker nations doing well is that they've decided to re-elect their 87-year-old president for an unprecedented second term. it's important because this has signaled the political paralysis may be at an end. this is him, napalitano talking today. they will attempt to form a grand coalition under him therefore we won't get elections near term and we'll debate whether or not they...
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it will get out of the market in ireland. >>> let's get to the road map. start with the markets. stocks are extending losses after the first weekly job of the year last week. hours a away from the first company to report, alcoa. will those numbers send stocks deeper into the red? we have two strategists here. currency wars, the yen is falling after the bank of japan's latest stimulus measure. drug testing ceos? we will talk to a harvard professor who thinks the u.s. should consider drug testing soft of the countries's business leaders. he will explain which ones and why. >>> first, back to news in retail. macy's versus jcpenney trial resuming today after being put on hold since march. both parties have been in settlement talks but they are apparently not going very far. courtney reagan watching that from the steps of the courthouse. good morning. >> good morning, carl. that's right. i guess that month of mediation didn't end up doing any good because all the parties are back in court today here at new york supreme court to argue over who has the right to sell martha stewart brand
it will get out of the market in ireland. >>> let's get to the road map. start with the markets. stocks are extending losses after the first weekly job of the year last week. hours a away from the first company to report, alcoa. will those numbers send stocks deeper into the red? we have two strategists here. currency wars, the yen is falling after the bank of japan's latest stimulus measure. drug testing ceos? we will talk to a harvard professor who thinks the u.s. should consider...
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. >> ireland was better. that's great, 4 million people. >> it was rough everywhere. germany at 49. >> it was rough, but europe is not down on it. i think that's important, and i don't like what i saw over there, but i haven't liked anything i've seen, but it just doesn't seem to be -- there wasn't another step down. >> yeah. >> but it is in no way, shape or form going to be an engine of growth for the world economy and that's why it was expanding in the united states and no longer just -- they're willing to be able to have a chemical plant and where they're cheaper. >> we don't spend enough time talking about the revolution in energy and jeff sacs yesterday said forget about it in an op ed piece in "the new york times," it will be short lived and why will a company like basf decide you know what? maybe we should have american action. >> the marcellus is actually getting better and not worse. >> and royal dutch is moving in aggressively and they were mentioned possibly. >> i do believe that i was going to see, and ambr downgraded. pipelines away from the keystones. >>
. >> ireland was better. that's great, 4 million people. >> it was rough everywhere. germany at 49. >> it was rough, but europe is not down on it. i think that's important, and i don't like what i saw over there, but i haven't liked anything i've seen, but it just doesn't seem to be -- there wasn't another step down. >> yeah. >> but it is in no way, shape or form going to be an engine of growth for the world economy and that's why it was expanding in the united...